Amid a number of offers
Ammouta refuses offer to lead Zamalek
Coach Al Hussein Ammouta.
Casablanca - Al Maghrib Today
Coach of Moroccan Wydad Casablanca football team Al Hussein Ammouta expressed resentment over the campaigns that target his team despite the achievements that they managed to achieve during the latest years.
He added that he received a large number of offers to lead a number of teams in Arab and Gulf states, saying that he received an offer from Egypt’s Zamalek team, while he refused the offers due to his commitment to the contract he signed with his Moroccan team.
He called his players for seizing the available opportunities during the match to score, saying that the players are keen to perform well to meet the aspirations of their fans and to qualify for the coming round of African Champions League.
He added that the team prepared well for the match, expressing his appreciation to the players of the team who were keen to exert their efforts to meet the expectations of their fans in all over the country. He stressed that the players aspire to win the cup as it would be important step to pave the way for the coming championships in which the team will participate this season.
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